Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-30

-Ihe ice is lined with skaters TO day.
--Christmas was not altogether white,
but grizzly gray, the ground being mostly
covered by snow.
-one-iorih of on overcoa,s.
FNKBENER.
The ice harvest Ia about to commence.
The ice is now about eight inches thick,
and skating was never better.
Prof. s. M. Dick is booked for two
lectures In Columbus this week--a good
way TO spend the vacation-without rest.
Mixed Nuts and fine line of Can
dies. Mt L. J.. KINdsBURY's.
Mrs. s. w. Lindsay's remittance
from Peoria, ILL.,, for the JOURNAL
another year, reached us as usual on
Christmas Eve, just IN time for our
stocking.
We have little city OF churches,
and our reporters were not sufficient in
number to go round, but we believe
all had entertainments of some kind for
Sabbath School scholars on Christmas.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Spec
tacles-a large assortment and very
cheap, at A. Il. CHAMPNEY's.
Mr.. E, w. Poe, State-Auditor elect,
has sold his interest in the Sentinel to
MIR. Brewer, and his residence property
to Judge Young for $4,000, and will
take charge of his new Office at Colum-
bus on Monday, January 9th.
-"One little Indian, two little Indian,
three little Indian boys" This ia the new
song at the Town; Hall since Tues-
day morning. Here is nest-egg for
starting another aboriginal tribe Of
Miami's. His name is "Perrysburg."
Hosiery, Stockinette, Scarfs, Hoods
and 1oboggans, at FINKBEINERs.
Under the postofiice regulations, is is
decided that man may be called a
chicken thief and dead beat in the ad
dress on mn envelope, without let or hind i.
rance, hut the inclusion of ones trade, in
tie address, subjects the mail matter 10
extra postage.
The Findlay Courier has snbscr;ber
who subscribed for the paper before it's
frat issue WAS out in 1886, when he was
but seventeen years Of age, and who has
taken it continuously ever since, and
always paid in advance, That man de
| serves n monument.
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, etc., at
KINGsDURY's.
There are hui three silver dollars oil
The coinage of 1904 in existence. Two oi
theae are accounted for, the third is some
where in circulation about the country.
The value of this missing dollar OF 1904,
as quoted in tie last numismaic circular,
Is $500. 1t is natural then, that this coin
shanld be much sought.
Our meat markets, while always
up with the times, did not make rs
elaborate fancy decorations as usual on
Christmas, but made up in the quality oil
their goods. The Munger Bros secured
another car load of Christmas cattle
from Kentucky last week, and willie
furnishing their customers here re-
ceived the credit of supplying the best
beef in the Toledo markets,
CURTAINS LonLrukins, Polls and Cur
l,in Fixtures FINKDEISER.
Mr.. A. c. Fuller has the sympathy o
the whole community in the loss OF In
little ,be, which crossed the mystic rvel
on Saturday TO Join its mother. Tit
funeral took place OH Monday. This break
up the pleasant little home OF Mr.. Fuller
and he has removed his household good
and stored them IN the rooms over Mr.
Williams store and will board at the Ex-
change hotel.
III you have lot, block of lots,
house and lot or farm yOn want to sell
mt il in the hands OF w. E. Donson 4
Co.
The sensible msrriageable yount
ladies of Abilene, Kan, have effected NJ
; organization and have resolved that the,
will not marry any one who is not patrol
5 of home newspapers, for il is not only
strong evidence oi the want OF intelligence
hut that lie will prove too stingy TO pro
vide for llis family, educate his children
or encourage Institutions OF learning II
y his community. No danger OF any q
: these thoughtful, outspoken young lndie
q ever becoming old maids.-Er.
n Clocks and Jewelry.
v EINKBEINERs.
: The Christmas ball at the Tow
Hall Monday night was an immens
success, especially in the point of nun
'' bers. The hall was crowded, the lat
= Amendment fully observed, the musi
y was good and all passed off quetl,
except in one or two instances whei
specimens of the Miami tribe got a lit
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